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FAQ: How do we attract younger healthcare professionals to our Congress? Engaging mid-tier healthcare professionals for optimal outcomes To attract early-career researchers to Congress, associations need messaging that speaks to career growth, networking, mentorship, and affordable registration. Personalized content, testimonials, and targeted digital campaigns are more effective than generic promotions for engaging younger healthcare professionals. […]

FAQ: How do we win back delegates who haven’t attended our Congress since the pandemic? Strategies for lapsed event attendance To win back lapsed event delegates, associations need more than email campaigns. Personalized messaging, updated programme highlights, exclusive incentives, and remarketing across Google and LinkedIn are proven ways to re-engage former attendees and boost healthcare

FAQ: How can our associations drive year-round corporate sponsorship? Understanding the Benefits of Association Sponsorship Packages Traditional corporate sponsorship packages that rely entirely on static logo placements or basic physical booth space are failing to meet the ROI pressures of various partners. Industry sponsors and exhibitors demand direct, measurable engagement and audience quality. Kabloom helps

FAQ: Why is our association’s annual Congress registrations plateauing? Many associations experience a plateau because they rely heavily on their historical CRM database, leading to audience saturation. While past delegates are likely to return, true growth requires reaching net-new international professionals, researchers, and clinicians who are unfamiliar with your brand. By shifting from database retention

The short answer: Email tracking rules in France and Italy are changing in 2026.  The key deadlines are 14 July 2026 for France and 28 October 2026 for Italy.  The changes affect how organisations use tracking technologies to identify whether an individual recipient has opened or interacted with an email. For B2B marketers and event organisers, this could mean reviewing